1-10, how cool are Value Boxes?

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1-10, how cool are gauges?

1-10, how cool are Value Boxes + favicon icons?

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great insight

so actionable

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Make use of your css headers

You can do the column layout, which is particularly useful if

• you want an informative sidebar to help the user understand what’s going on in the dashboard

• you will be comparing two things sie by side*, such as bar plots (of fixed y-axis height)

*tabs are also useful for that purpose, especially when the changes are subtle or the x-axis spans a wide range.

now some h2!

and what was h3?

css header “functions” are the ish

Note: When you use column orientation, you’ll have to assign the column width so that all the columns on the page sum to 1000.

so cool 1

I made this box short. You can control the size of entire rows, columns, or the “boxes” inside a row or column.

But, you’ll notice: in the column-orientation layout, if you put text in the box instead of a plot, the box height shrinks down to a height to accomidate the text, rather than the fixed height

so cool 2

You can force the box to keep it’s assigned height by adding an empty chunk of R code (or not empty, depends on your goal) IMMEDIATELY following the text. If you leave a blank line it won’t work for reasons beyond me.

so cool 3

Forcing the box size again.